Untrained eyes may have trouble spotting deepfake films due to their realism. It doesn’t matter whether these recordings are used for personal retribution, financial market manipulation or international relations destabilisation; they pose a serious challenge to the long-held belief that “seeing is believing.” That’s no longer the case. If you show an algorithm multiple photographs of someone, it will utilise what it has seen to create new faces in the algorithm. The person’s voice is synthesised at the same moment, making it seem and sound as though they had uttered…
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